This was exactly what I needed on a rainy Friday afternoon. Hot yoga with a flow you could tailor…read moreto your needs. This was a heated session but not too hot. Just warm enough to get the sweat started. There are lockers and showers available to clean up after your workout. You can bring your own mat or rent one. Sign up was easy and not too crowded. The instructor was fabulous and had a great message/ intention for our session.

I've been a MBH member for several years. First, this place is beautifully designed by owner Scott…read moreFrancis, with two unique practice spaces: a warm vinyasa room (88 F, typically) and a neutral room for meditation, yin and restorative yoga, soundbaths, etc. Both showcase massive gongs! Teachers come and go, as is the nature of the business. Thankfully, I look forward to a few constants: Nicole's brilliant sound baths, Chloe's evocative, primal Saturday am power flows, Alicia's "happy Monday, now let's get this party started" 6:15am thoughtfully curated flows (BEST way to start the work week), newcomer Suki's entrancing Sunday meditations, Teigh's loving Reiki offering, and Sarah Lakey's (who is EVERYTHING good in anatomy and movement progression) slow flow. This is my love letter to a place where, as soon as I settle in/ onto my mat, I feel like I'm home. The community is icing: I hope you come experience for yourself. There's a great 30 day all- you- can -practice offering. Hope to see you on the mat!

When I lived in North Bend, I went to the Shala several times a week. That was the year I got…read morebetter - physically and emotionally. Matt and Cherene are experts and mighty fine people to boot. They teach Iyengar yoga, which teaches you how to use perfect alignment in yoga poses. Now, I know that many people who do yoga think of Iyengar as being a boring beginners yoga. Maybe in some studios, but not here. They do have a beginners class, which I started off doing. It was a totally non-threatening, safe, supportive environment, and I learned to do the basics the right way. Then I progressed to more advanced poses - very challenging! Class sizes are small. It's very much a community, but not one that excludes newcomers. Most of the people who go there are North Bend locals. They are very friendly people, and I never once felt judgment or competition. Likewise, Matt and Cherene are very welcoming. If this is your first time doing yoga, don't be scared. You will be in good hands. If you've been doing it for years, you'll have a lot to learn from them. Read their website for more info about their training. It's very impressive. I am indebted to Matt and Cherene for the guidance, knowledge, and support they have given me. I'm moving to Oregon in a few weeks, but I will come visit whenever I can. Thank you!

My wife and I have been yoga enthusiasts for more than twenty years. Many teacher hours and classes…read morewhere ever we travel including Europe, Asia, south and Central America, as well as all over the US from NYC (BK iyengar institute) to Florida to California. Without question, Matt Queen is the best yoga instructor we have ever encountered. Anyone lucky enough to encounter his patience, kindness and deep knowledge of the subject has given themselves a precious and lifelong gift. Also, he can show it himself, which sadly we frequently find in places, even expensive yoga retreats. I think he does only private sessions, and may only teach teachers, but the trip out there is worth it if you can get a session.

Wow, what a gem! My wife usually claims this spot for yoga and massages, but while she was away…read moreoverseas for a few weeks, she passed her bookings to me. Her loss, my win! I enjoyed a couple of massages--both the full-body and Thai were fantastic. This place is awesome, but don't let it get so popular that I can't snag a reservation!

I really really love this studio. For many years I practiced in a studio that was very structured,…read morewith a lot of focus on form. Dragonfly is different - the teachers often focus on what the students ask for, and are flexible in their classes. One of the things I love the most is the focus on breathing and where in the muscles we should be feeling/working. We also are encouraged to practice with our eyes closed. Also, wonderful, friendly community and lovely studio. So happy to be part of it!

I want to talk about how great this place is and how amazing Aubrey is. The yoga studio how such…read moreamazing vibes for anyone. I have always wanted to get into yoga but never had the chance until I was on maternity leave. I started going to the Limber Babies class and O M G my baby and I looove it. It's literally the highlight of my week. At the beginning of class Aubrey checks in with every person to see how our mind and bodies are feeling and what our bodies need work on so she can decide what yoga poses to help strengthen us. 1000/10 review for this place if I could! My baby and I literally adore the atmosphere and everyone (the other moms and babies there). We even made other mom friends and go to get coffee right across the street afterwards. If you are thinking about coming here but just on the fence about it, I can assure you that you will NOT regret it!

Limber Yoga is amazing! I've been taking Aubrey's Prenatal yoga classes since early pregnancy and…read moreit's by far the most valuable practice I've done for myself & baby. Beyond movement and breathing practices, this studio has a really comforting sense of community and support. I've met several friends and discovered invaluable resources through Aubrey and others throughout my 8 months of joining. I can't wait to try their baby classes - and can't recommend this studio enough!

I decided to try out this studio since it's the closest one to where I am staying. As someone who…read moreis really picky about yoga studios, I was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed the studio given how little research I had done on it. They have a new student special of $25/ 2 weeks, which is incredible (especially after covid). With that student special, I was able to try a good number of instructors and at different times in the day. All instructors were really experienced: they taught really unique classes, offered great cues and had a calm confidence. Each instructor had their own style, so it'd be fun to take more classes and find instructors that resonate with your practice more. I found all the classes to be truly "all-levels", where the instructors all encouraged students to make any modifications (up or down) to suit their practice. However, as someone who has a very skills-based practice, I find it's personally difficult to truly make any all-levels class "challenging" enough, so keep that in mind if you have a similar practice. The studio space itself is small, but since they were capping the number of students per class, it wasn't overly crowded or uncomfortable. I can see that changing after covid restrictions are lifted, however.

This place is an absolute joke. The ceilings are those of a…read moreold run down school that has watermarks from the leaky roof. The floors are sticky and gross. You're laying on the ground and can see the dust and if you have allergies they'll immediately be triggered. The 'instructor' was horrible and the website falsely advertises hot rooms- it was purposefully left cold to accommodate the teacher. I've taken yin in multiple cities and this was not even close. This was yin for preschool kids. Yin here was a frog pose, child's pose, and a bridge. Additionally the sound bath is anything but... It's like they bought some bowls on Amazon and watched a YouTube. It was so bad and ear piercing that you leave you with ringing ears. Oh and to top it off the women here with the fake namaste attitudes are horribly rude. Suffice to say- don't waste your time or go here searching for a proper yoga studio or you too will experience the Walmart of yoga being culturally appropriated by a basic MAHA group.

I love this yoga studio. The yoga classes are not extreme, more gentle and restorative, which is…read moreexactly what I'm looking for. The studio is clean and comfortable. Instructor is wonderful, I really enjoy her and she very helpful. If you are looking for something on a difficult level, this might not be your best option. She even offers remote classes for people who live in other areas or not able to make it to the studio.

What a great yoga studio! Parking is super easy, it's easy to find, real nice yoga studio, with a…read morewelcoming entrance area that makes you feel like you're in someone's living room. They have classes for free on Wed (not sure if this is only for 1st time students like myself or for anyone who comes on a Wed). I tried the Hatha yoga, which was great. The instructor's name I think was Suzette and she was a great instructor who gave good feedback, and super sweet and welcoming! I felt soooo relaxed in this yoga class, it was almost like doing meditation. We did some amazing stretches (she asked what we wanted to focus on & we all said stretching). I'm quite impressed with this yoga studio!

Anne is the best! She tailors each class to students' requests and offers various ways to customize…read moreeach pose based on participants' abilities and fitness. Always a great experienc!

Anne Basco is the owner and instructor of Karuna Arts Yoga studio. This yoga studio used to be…read morelocated in Normandy Park, but has moved to a bigger studio in Burien (off Ambaum) with plenty of space. Anne taught my prenatal yoga class. It was very helpful to me in so many ways... the class helped me stretch those tense muscles that develop during pregnancy, strengthen / prepare me for child birth and in general helped my body and soul relax! She is also really good about making sure your body is positioned correctly while you're in different poses and positions. There are other wonderful instructors that teach at the studio as well. I didn't know the difference between good and bad yoga instructors until I attended a few yoga classes at LA Fitness. It's definitely worth going and paying for "real yoga" and quite frankly, it's not that expensive per class. It's so much fun and you feel great afterwards!

Dee, the owner, teaches yoga therapy-style classes and hatha with a gentle yet strengthening theme…read more The studio also offers meditation. As the owner of Tiger Lily Yoga, just a little bit north, it is an honor to be partnering with her for another summer of Free Yoga in the Southend Parks. Together with a couple other southend studios we are creating a supportive community of yogis. Dee is compassionate and knowledgable. Check out her space!

Dee is such a sweet lady and is working hard at making this a community affair! I'm upset I'm…read moreleaving because I can't continue my yoga here. It was beginning yoga, perfect for non yoga people like me, but they have lots of different classes. Highly recommend!